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My Home Town
01:12
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Housing is really cheap
Jobs are kinda small
I think I’ll, just live in my home town
All the guys are kinda schmucks
All the girls are pretty lame
I think I’ll just stay in my home town
Scenic Beauty
Sandy Beaches
Nice weather
You won’t find them here
Burned down buildings
Stolen cars
Insurance fraud
You will find them here
I guess I can’t live anywhere else
I guess I’ll just stay in my home town
Cause some mother fucker just stole my bike.
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2. |
Abandoned
02:27
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You don’t know me
You never will
You gave me up
A bitter pill
Look in my eyes
Stare right through
The hollow space
Screamed for you
Chorus:
Abandoned
Abandoned
Abandoned
I got tough and learned not to trust
Did you know
How it would feel
Do you know
The pain is real
Left to sit
And wonder why
A broken heart
Was left to die
Chorus:
Abandoned
Abandoned
Abandoned
I got tough and learned not to trust
What’s the matter with you
You think it’s ok, to make a life
Leave it behind and push it to the back of your mind
Fuck you bitch, I didn’t ask to be made, an innocent life
Had to find it’s own way
Chorus: x2
Abandoned
Abandoned
Abandoned
I got tough and learned not to trust
What’s the matter with you
You think it’s ok
Fuck you bitch
I had to find my own way
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